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I'm having problems recording the Arp & drum track MIDI in Reaper. I can record the MIDI of single notes played by myself with the keys but when I select Arp & Drum track, plus latch, and play a note to trigger the Arp and Drum track it doesn't work properly. The drum track plays fine but the Arp ...

I'm trying to set up my Nautilus with Windows 10 laptop & Studio One to record the MIDI and audio over USB in Studio One and I'd appreciate some help please. I've connected the USB cable. I've changed the settings in Global to turn local control off and set the USB 1 & 2 to L/R. I've set up Nautilus ...

There's a YouTube video, produced by Korg UK, about capturing KARMA sequences to a DAW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SbVxe-YZiQ There are quite a few YouTube videos, including a Korg tutorial series, plus output from various users e.g. Qui Robinez. This Forum's search function can be quite ...

In Omnisphere's Multi's, it is possible to set the MIDI channels for each of the eight Patch slots. If any of those Omnisphere Patch slot MIDI channels correspond to the KARMA MIDI channel allocations, then those Patches will respond to the Generated Effect (GE) output of those KARMA modules. Bear ...

It seems to work ok with external hardware synth modules and with Omnisphere stand-alone. Not tried it with a DAW, but guessing it should work. . I'm interested to understand what you mean exactly, could you please provide a bit more detail? Do you mean, for example, that you connect Karma to ...

voip wrote:See Stephen Kay's answer here:

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... p?t=126683

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Thanks for that, I'll give it a go. Have you yourself done this and it works OK?

Hi, I have my Kronos 2 connected by USB to my laptop/DAW and I can record what I play into the Kronos in MIDI in my DAW. What I can't do is record the MIDI data for KARMA. I have done a Google search and found that in Global there are a couple of settings I need to select. I have done that but still ...

Two USB device entries for the Kronos is correct. As suggested in the video linked the above post, use the "Uninstall Korg USB-MIDI Device" program to check how many MIDI driver instances there are. In the Option menu of the uninstaller program, uncheck the "Korg MIDI Device only" box. If there are ...

Xenophile wrote:Sorry, I can't help but wonder... If you are new to home recording, how to you come to have 13 MIDI drivers on your system that you believe that you "need?"

A lot of duplicates!
I didn't realise that's what they were until @voip explained that duplications happen.

Two USB device entries for the Kronos is correct. As suggested in the video linked the above post, use the "Uninstall Korg USB-MIDI Device" program to check how many MIDI driver instances there are. In the Option menu of the uninstaller program, uncheck the "Korg MIDI Device only" box. If there are ...

I've downloaded the drivers and connected the Kronos to my laptop. Turned everything on and I can see the Kronos in my device manager. There are 2 entries which I think is correct, 1 for audio and 1 for Midi. The problem I'm having is that I don't see the Kronos as a Midi device in my DAW. Is there ...

voip wrote:Install the Korg MIDI driver *before* connecting the Kronos for the first time, else only the OS' own MIDI drivers are installed, and can cause problems.

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Thanks. I'll do that!

Your Kronos has three USB ports: 2 USB type A and 1 USB type B. To interface with your computer and its DAW, you'll connect from the USB type B port to a USB in port on your computer. Most computers have a type A port, many of the new ones also have a type C port. Some, such as a MS Surface, only ...

Hey everyone, I apologise if this question has been asked a billion times already but I just want to make sure I understand because I'm new to the home recording stuff, and owning a Kronos. I want to connect my Kronos to my laptop and therefore my DAW, which is Reaper. I want to be able to record ...

Thanks, I'll do that